Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
About the Webinar
ideaForge technology teams up with Pix4D to spark engaging discussions focused on Introduction to UAV-Based Multispectral Mapping. Ready to delve into the versatile combination of ideaForge drones, Multispectral Parrot Sequoia payloads, and the Pix4D software suite?
Together, they expand possibilities across research, forestry, agriculture, and beyond- all while enhancing productivity!
About Speakers
1. Pradeep Pandurangi, Sr. Manager, ideaForge
Pradeep is a dynamic Senior Product Manager at ideaForge, where he excels in developing partnerships within the geospatial industry and crafting end- to-end solutions for enterprise customers. With a master’s in aerospace engineering from TU Delft, he has a history of innovation, including the development of tech products for the automotive & logistics sector.
At ideaForge, Pradeep leverages his expertise to drive product initiatives in enterprise solutions and mid- mile logistics.
2. Julius Petri,Head of Product, Pix4D
As Head of Product at PIX4D, Julius leads the development of PIX4Dfields, a cutting-edge agricultural solutions software. With his expertise in precision agriculture, field experimentation, geospatial data, and remote sensing, Julius guides PIX4Dfields toward its mission of becoming a farmer-centric remote-sensing solution.
As an agronomic data specialist, Julius is dedicated to helping farmers make informed decisions that improve their yields and crop management practices.
About ideaForge:
ideaForge is the pioneer and the pre-eminent market leader in the Indian unmanned aircraft systems (“UAS”) market. We had the largest operational deployment of indigenous UAVs across India, with an ideaForge manufactured drone taking off every five minutes for surveillance and mapping on an average. Our customers have completed over 400,000 flights using our UAVs. We ranked 5th globally in the dual-use category (civil and defense) drone manufacturers as per the report published by Drone Industry Insights in December 2023.
About the Webinar
ideaForge technology teams up with Pix4D to spark engaging discussions focused on Introduction to UAV-Based Multispectral Mapping. Ready to delve into the versatile combination of ideaForge drones, Multispectral Parrot Sequoia payloads, and the Pix4D software suite?
Together, they expand possibilities across research, forestry, agriculture, and beyond- all while enhancing productivity!
About Speakers
1. Pradeep Pandurangi, Sr. Manager, ideaForge
Pradeep is a dynamic Senior Product Manager at ideaForge, where he excels in developing partnerships within the geospatial industry and crafting end- to-end solutions for enterprise customers. With a master’s in aerospace engineering from TU Delft, he has a history of innovation, including the development of tech products for the automotive & logistics sector.
At ideaForge, Pradeep leverages his expertise to drive product initiatives in enterprise solutions and mid- mile logistics.
2. Julius Petri,Head of Product, Pix4D
As Head of Product at PIX4D, Julius leads the development of PIX4Dfields, a cutting-edge agricultural solutions software. With his expertise in precision agriculture, field experimentation, geospatial data, and remote sensing, Julius guides PIX4Dfields toward its mission of becoming a farmer-centric remote-sensing solution.
As an agronomic data specialist, Julius is dedicated to helping farmers make informed decisions that improve their yields and crop management practices.
About ideaForge:
ideaForge is the pioneer and the pre-eminent market leader in the Indian unmanned aircraft systems (“UAS”) market. We had the largest operational deployment of indigenous UAVs across India, with an ideaForge manufactured drone taking off every five minutes for surveillance and mapping on an average. Our customers have completed over 400,000 flights using our UAVs. We ranked 5th globally in the dual-use category (civil and defense) drone manufacturers as per the report published by Drone Industry Insights in December 2023.
